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The author goes into great detail to explain the various idiotic ways you can use ImageMagick, which, at it's core, has a command line interface. If you need t
by iamleppert 11y ago
The author goes into great detail to explain the various idiotic ways you can use ImageMagick, which, at it's core, has a command line interface.
If you need to do any appreciable amount of work, don't waste your time with any of these libraries. Except for a few, they provide nothing over what running from the shell would give you (i.e. non-native). Just generate a list of commands, newline terminate them, add a chmod +x to the file and run it and be done with it. Or spawn a process and run it. It's much more reliable and will save you a lot of headaches and frustration.
- bazookajoes 11y agoIsn't there a lot of overhead to spawning a new process every time? I wonder what that cost is relative to the cost of generating the image.
- iamleppert 11y agoI mean generating all your commands to a flatfile, then just execute the file via bash or similar.